Interactions

…, was nowhere close, with just 1.134 million interactions. The National Football League continued its strong performance, accounting for seven of the top 10 sports events in terms of Facebook and Twitter interactions, led by the Dallas Cowboys’ victorious visit to the San Francisco 49ers, at 7.39 million interactions. Image on homepage courtesy of doddis77/Shutterstock. …

… just 567,000. And preseason National Football League contests accounted for eight of the top 10 sports events by total interactions, with Thursday night’s visit by the Dallas Cowboys to the Seattle Seahawks topping the list at 1.972 million. …

… Instagram has long been the go-to social network for the fashion industry. It’s where brands put their best foot forward, where street style bloggers update fans on their every move and where the fashion elite document their lifestyle for all to see. While the Instagram craze continues, some have worried that Instagram’s decline in sharing…

… depending on your market. Play around with them until you find a CPF you’re happy with. Once you’ve done all the above, make sure you are gaining quality fans. If you gain a lot of fans but they don’t consume your content, they’re not going to convert later. Jon Loomer was spot-on in his article, How to Build a Facebook Audience From Scratch: The key…

… at nearly the same rate as short-form stories—1,530 complete interactions (URL to definition) versus 1,576. Other findings included: 36 percent of interactions with long-form news lasted more than two minutes, compared with 10 percent for short-form news. 66 percent of complete interactions with short-form stories were one minute or shorter, compared…

… Interactions with Instagram posts from a group of 10,000 profiles studied by social analytics provider Quintly plummeted over the course of 2015. Quintly found that the interaction rate per Instagram post fell to 3.10 at the end of 2015 from 4.96 at the beginning of the year, offering its thoughts on why this happened in a blog post: First…

… Parents on Facebook post more photos, videos, links and status updates than non-parents, and those posts receive more interactions, with mobile devices at the center of it all. Facebook IQ studied parents between the ages of 25 and 65 worldwide, with infants, toddlers, adolescents and teens, as well as data from Facebook and Instagram…